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IL: Homeowner Shoots Man in Self-Defense
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A Kewanee man died of a gunshot wound after he reportedly kicked in the door of a home Sunday afternoon. Wyatt J. Scott, 41, died from a single gunshot wound, according to a news release from the Henry-Mercer Investigative Task Force. |
TSA Workers Helped Puerto Rico-Based Ring Smuggle $100M of Cocaine, Prosecutors Say
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Prosecutors in Puerto Rico have smashed a ring of current and former U.S. Transportation Security Administration workers that allegedly smuggled 20 tons of cocaine worth as much as $100 million into the U.S. over more than a decade.
A dozen members of the alleged ring, including TSA workers and airport employees, were indicted Feb. 8 in the District of Puerto Rico on charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine, U.S. Attorney for the District of Puerto Rico Rosa Emilia Rodríguez-Vélez announced. Authorities said the federal employees used their positions as TSA baggage screeners to wave massive amounts of coke through security.
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Fear & Loading: God Sent Me An Angel-Defense
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That’s how the 41-year-old mother in Holland, Mich., describes the man with a concealed-carry permit who intervened while her 29-year-old ex-boyfriend—with a lengthy criminal record—was beating her head on the floor at her job last week.
“God sent me an angel, because I know he would have killed me,” the victim—whose name and photos are being withheld per her request—told Michigan’s WOOD TV. The incident began when he confronted her at the liquor store, and after she started to cry during the 20-minute exchange at least one patron dialed 9-1-1. |
TX: LCPD Arrest Couple in January Home Invasion, Deadly Shooting
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Police arrested the 21-year-old man injured in the January 31, 2017 shooting on Wyoming Avenue, along with his suspected accomplice, in what investigators believe was a home-invasion. Marcelo Ortiz Bejarano, of the 6500 block of Puffin Street, is charged with one count each of Aggravated Battery Causing Great Bodily Harm, Aggravated Burglary and Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Burglary.
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OR: Counties' Gun Measures Spark Debate
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A measure challenging gun regulations is popping up around the state. Since 2015, four counties have passed a measure known as the Second Amendment Preservation ordinance, and commissioners in Malheur, Union and Lake counties have heard the same measure in the past few weeks. The ordinance is a reaction to the Oregon Firearms Safety Act, passed by the state Legislature in 2015, which requires background checks for transfers of firearms between private parties. These county ordinances allow sheriffs to ignore this law - which gun advocates see as unconstitutional. |
Gun Industry Seeks to Ease Gov't Restrictions on Silencers
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They are the stuff of legend, wielded by hit men and by James Bond. For decades, buying a silencer for a firearm has been as difficult as buying a machine gun, requiring a background check that can take close to a year. Now, emboldened by the election of Donald Trump as president, the industry has renewed a push in Congress to ease those restrictions, arguing that it'll help preserve the hearing of gun users. |
Why Democrats Fail the Trustworthy Test with Gun Owners
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Despite the fact that there are many Democrats who strongly believe in and defend the Second Amendment rights of their friends, neighbors and constituents, their individual efforts invariably get overshadowed by the anti-gun hypocrisy of party leaders at the national and local levels. |
Modern Rifle and Gear Take the Fear Out of Shooting
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In the traditional world of hunting, the idea of teaching youths to use an AR-15 type rifle with a silencer to shoot a deer isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But that may be about to change — albeit slowly. With the proliferation of modern guns and possibility of silencer purchases becoming less restrictive, novice hunters may learn to hunt in a way their parents never did.
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CA: Gun Rights Advocates March on Capitol
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A short march from the Tower Bridge to the State Capitol packed a powerful message. "We're tired of California lawmakers trampling on our gun rights," said march organizer Jacob Shockley. The mile long stretch of sidewalk between the two spots was crowded with Second Amendment supporters Sunday morning. |
Loesch: Guns For The Elite, But Not For You
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NRATV’s newest series, “The DL,” tells the true story of the Second Amendment that the so-called “mainstream” media doesn’t want you to know. Joined by NRATV personalities and leading gun-rights advocates, host Dana Loesch digs into the true story of the Second Amendment you won’t hear anywhere else.
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Why Obama's Gun Policy for Mentally Ill is Flawed
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Republicans are moving to eliminate a rule instituted by the Obama administration that prevented certain people with mental illnesses from buying guns. As a researcher on firearms policy and mental health, I opposed the rule when it was first established. It wasn't supported by evidence, and it was far too broad. Now, Republicans are unlikely to revisit evidence-based gun control policy any time soon. |
When Will the Hearing Protection Act Pass?
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The Hearing Protection Act of 2017—H.R. 367, introduced by Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-SC) and John Carter (R-TX)—resurrects a 2015 proposal by then-Arizona Rep. Matt Salmon to ease suppressor ownership restrictions on law-abiding citizens.
For more than 80 years, suppressors have been exiled to a list of National Firearms Act (NFA) items created in 1934—when Franklin Delano Roosevelt was in the White House. Ownership of suppressors is generally legal, but qualifying to take one home requires onerous and time-consuming requirements such as, but not limited to, fingerprints, photographs, notifying your local chief law enforcement officer, a background check and a $200 tax stamp. |
ID: Garden Valley School District's Guns in School Policy Gains Popularity
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A controversial school policy that started here in Idaho is now gaining traction across the country. It involves guns in schools and arming staff in the case of an active shooter.
For nearly three years, the Garden Valley School District has made their policy clear to all. Signs in and around the small campus tell visitors "Trained staff members are legally armed, and can use whatever force necessary to protect students and staff." |
Feds: Large Bay Area Stolen Gun Ring Busted After Undercover Operation
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Federal authorities have rounded up eight men they say are part of a group that was stealing guns from Northern California stores and selling them in the Bay Area. Members of the group would advertise the guns on social media sites, like Instagram, and tended to meet up in large East Bay store parking lots to make the deals. They were caught after making deals with a confidential informant and an undercover FBI agent, according to a federal indictment that was unsealed over the weekend. |
IN: Bill Would Allow lawmakers, Staff to Carry Guns in Capitol
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Lawmakers and legislative staff would be permitted to carry guns in the Statehouse and Indiana’s Capitol complex under a bill that will be heard by a Senate committee this week. Senate Bill 14, sponsored by Sen. Jim Tomes, R-Wadesville, will be heard by the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday. The three-page bill would permit members of the General Assembly and full-time staff members to carry handguns if they have a permit and are otherwise permitted to carry a handgun. |
Police Charge Wife, Stepson With Murder of KKK Leader
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The wife and stepson of Missouri KKK leader Frank Ancona were charged Monday with his murder. Police say 24-year-old Paul Jinkerson Jr., the son of Ancona's wife, Malissa Ancona, 44, shot 51-year-old Frank Ancona while he was asleep Thursday in his bedroom, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. Police say Ancona's body was driven away in Jinkerson's vehicle and dumped. |
Muzzle Devices 101
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There's a long-standing trend among gun makers to offer at least a few handguns, rifles, and even some shotguns with threaded barrels, in their line-up. This threading allows various muzzle devices to be attached, which in turn interact with and alter the flow of hot gases that follow bullets out the barrel. The result of attaching a muzzle device is a perceivable change in the gun's behavior, including changes in the levels of muzzle flash, muzzle rise, felt recoil and noise levels.
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VA: Bill Lets Domestic Violence Victims Carry Concealed Guns
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Victims of domestic violence would get early access to concealed handgun permits under a bill approved Monday by the state Senate. HB 1852 would allow those with protective orders to carry a concealed handgun after they apply for a permit. It was introduced by a Republican coalition of delegates including Todd Gilbert of Shenandoah County, Nick Freitas of Culpeper, Rick Morris of Suffolk, Ron Villanueva of Virginia Beach and Michael Webert of Fauquier County. |
Shooting with the Mann: 5 Rules for Gun Forums
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The Internet is a fantastical thing. Did you know there are places on the Internet dedicated to nothing but cat videos? You can also visit a website that will diagnose your ailment and tell you how to treat everything from an ingrown toenail to cancer – and never leave your home.
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How ‘Darknet’ Sites Make Tracing Illegal Activity Difficult
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Located in shadowy corners of the Internet are chat rooms and online markets where people use special software to stay anonymous and cover their digital tracks. Some of that is innocent and perfectly legal. But increasingly, say law enforcement officials, “Darknet” sites have become havens for shady dealers peddling guns, counterfeit currency, stolen credit cards, illegal pharmaceuticals and deadly drugs like fentanyl.
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Sig Sauer Sues BB Gun Maker
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Gunmaker Sig Sauer filed a 5-count lawsuit against a French company that makes Airsoft guns claiming patent infringement and a failure to pay royalties for use of Sig's name and logo. The suit was filed in the U.S. District Court of New Hampshire against Cybergun, which on Friday, Feb. 10 had 15 products on its website with Sig brands, but are CO2-powered BB guns. The suit alleges an agreement was executed in 2014 that authorized Cybergun to use Sig's trademarks in exchange for quarterly royalty payments from Cybergun's net sales.
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FL: Gun Bills Line Up in Legislature
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A measure that would reduce the penalty for people who briefly display a firearm in public and make it a non-criminal offense has been filed in the House. The proposal (HB 779), filed Friday by Rep. Neil Combee, R-Polk City, is identical to a bill (SB 646) filed by Senate Judiciary Chairman Greg Steube, R-Sarasota.
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